ATS Resume Checker

An ATS resume checker analyzes how well your resume can be read by applicant tracking systems. It reviews important factors such as formatting, keywords, contact details, file type, and resume structure to help you understand how your resume may perform during automated screening.

You can upload your resume in PDF, DOCX, or TXT format. If you prefer, you can also paste your resume text directly into the text box provided on the page.

No, adding a job description is optional. However, including one can improve the analysis by helping the tool identify stronger keyword matches, alignment gaps, and more relevant resume suggestions for the role you want.

After the scan, you’ll receive an overall ATS-style score and grade, a section-by-section breakdown, ATS risks, missing keywords, strong keywords, parsing notes, and practical rewrite suggestions you can use to improve your resume.

Your score is based on multiple resume factors, including parsability, readability, contact information, keyword relevance, skills, file format, resume length, and potential ATS risks that may affect how easily your resume can be processed.

If your PDF returns empty or incomplete text during extraction, try uploading your resume as a DOCX file instead, or paste the resume text directly into the form for a more reliable analysis.

According to the page, uploaded files are sent for parsing and analysis, and the temporary uploaded file is deleted server-side after the text extraction process is completed.

Yes. The tool does more than score your resume. It also highlights missing keywords, flags formatting or ATS issues, and gives rewrite suggestions to help you build a stronger resume for both recruiters and ATS software.